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I'm looking for anyone who could ID a unit emblem on a C-47 WW2,it depicts a American Indian running towards right,one hand raised holding tomamhawk,wearing long pants,headress with feather/s,and a breachcloth flapping ,all on round background,I saw this emblem on a damaged C-47,it has numueral 1 on nose,any help greatly appreciated,contact WeBeEmblems@aol.com

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What a fantastic book/ site. Thank you so much for compiling such a comprehensive description of the Featherston Camp NZ. especially for including all the photos. Thankyou again

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A very interesting site. I'll spend more time reading it in detail

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Hello. My name is Kyle Nappi. I am 18 years old and I live in Ostrander, Ohio ( USA ). I was wondering if you could do me a favor. I have a big interest in history, specifically WWII. I collect military medals, patches, badges, insignia, field gear, and a very unique thing, veteran autographs. I have a collection of autographs from military veterans who served during WWI, WWII, Korea , Vietnam , Gulf War, and the present war in Iraq . I have been interested in history for over 6 years now, and I have collected the autographs and stories from nearly 1,600 veterans in 20 countries. The oldest veteran is currently 112 years old (WWI Veteran Henry Allingham) and the youngest enlisted at age 14. I have autographs from Pearl Harbor survivors, D-Day veterans, airman, POWs, USS Indianapolis survivors, Holocaust survivors, and even German soldiers! Back in June (of 2007), I was interview by PBS, to talk about my collection for an interview that was to be shown online (YouTube). After that, I was interviewed for "The Columbus World War II Roadshow." They mentioned that it was to come on (in Central-Ohio) before some of the episodes of Ken Burns’ "The War." You can find this interview on YouTube under "Kyle Nappi." I was recently interviewed by the American Legion for an article that will appear in their August magazine. Here is an internet link to the online article (different than the magazine article, which will appear in August) http://www.legion.org/whatsnew/publications/newsletter/story?id=635 There have been several other people have taken the time to post my request online and in newspapers. There are too many for me to list, but if you go to Google or Yahoo and search “Kyle Nappi” you can find most of them. Recently, I also had the privilege of going to Washington, D.C. during the early part of March. I was invited to the Pentagon for a Ceremony honoring WWI veterans. I was able to meet with the last American WWI veteran, Frank Buckles. My main purpose for writing it to share with you that people from our generation do remember the past and the sacrifices that were made for our great country. I would greatly appreciate it if you could pass the word around that there are people who remember. Thank you very much for your time. Sincerely, Kyle Nappi Kyle Nappi 1890 Warren Rd. Ostrander, OH 43061 USA Phone Number: 740-363-8095 E-mail: knap607@yahoo.com

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my uncle Joseph Barton went to Australia age 16yrs - he wanted to join the Australian army - he did but he was killed at Bomana - his grave is at Port Moresby - I have never visited although I would very much like to - if anyone out there remembers anything about Joe we would love to hear from you - also how could I get someone to put flowers on his grave in August (his birthday) for me we would be very grateful, obviously I would pay for the flowers - he lived for a while at the Salvation Army Elizabeth Street Sydney Australia - there was a girlfriend but we don't have a name and would love to know if he married her - if anyone remembers anything please get in touch. regards Brenda Rees